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Miguel Bernardeau faces online hate after La bola negra
Miguel Bernardeau has shared the extreme messages he receives after La bola negra. The film's treatment of sexual freedom has drawn both hostility and applause.
Spain faces nationwide general strike over housing crisis
Spain’s largest unions have set November 11 for a general strike targeting the country’s deepening housing crisis. The move, timed just before national elections, signals a rare show of unity and marks the first such action in over a decade.
Bolaños says Catalonia has gained from amnesty policy
The government is defending its Catalonia strategy before the 29-N election. Félix Bolaños says pardons and amnesty have restored political coexistence, while Carles Puigdemont could now return without arrest.
Spain's Wind-Powered Sled Heads Into Antarctica's Interior
Ramón Larramendi is due to lead an 85-day crossing of Antarctica from 18 October. The wind-powered vehicle will carry 16 research projects across 3,400 kilometres of largely unstudied ice.
El Prado brings Cristina de Suecia's collection into focus
Room 74 now displays 17 sculptures from Cristina de Suecia's collection, up from nine. The Prado has also made the Room of the Muses a permanent focus for the queen's collecting life in Rome.
Spanish researchers reveal modular smart tyre aimed at cutting waste and boosting safety
A team at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid has built a modular tyre packed with sensors. Their silicone-based prototype could help cut pollution and make cars safer.
Spain extends unbeaten run to forty three official matches
Spain’s national football team has now gone forty three official matches without a single defeat. This streak, lasting over three and a half years, highlights a rare level of consistency and resilience even against top European rivals.
Spotify rolls out Audiolibros Plus with 350,000 audiobooks in Spain
Spotify is shaking up the Spanish audiobook scene with Audiolibros Plus. The new subscription brings over 350,000 titles and fresh listening features to users across Spain.
Forgotten queen returns to Madrid spotlight in new historical novel
Margarita de Borbón y Parma, once erased from Spain’s royal narrative, emerges at the heart of a new novel that reimagines Madrid as a beacon of ambition and resilience. The book challenges the silence around her legacy.
Doctors suspend indefinite strike after Spain election call
Spain's medical unions have postponed their indefinite strike, which was due to start on 28 October. They say the action can resume if the next Government rejects their demands.
Spain faces a fractured political crossroads ahead of 29N elections
As Spain heads toward early general elections on 29 November, political divisions run deep. Pedro Sánchez’s resilience, the right’s dependence on Vox, and the left’s internal battles leave voters questioning who truly represents their interests.
Urtasun ties Frente Amplio reset to housing vote
Ernest Urtasun is rebuilding Frente Amplio before the 29 November election while pressing Junts to support two revised housing decrees.
Spain sets the stage for high-stakes general elections in November
Spain will elect 350 deputies and 208 senators on November 29. Only those listed in the Electoral Census can participate. Voters must confirm their registration and know their polling station details ahead of the vote.
Improvised Drainage Efforts After Heavy Rain Floods Sol Encampment
A sudden deluge left the Puerta del Sol encampment waterlogged, forcing protesters to use buckets, coolers, and mops in a desperate attempt to drain their makeshift shelters. The aftermath revealed battered tents, soaked banners, and a community determined to endure.
Bolaños demands Supreme Court act fast on voting rights for new Spaniards
Justice Minister Félix Bolaños is pushing back against the Supreme Court’s freeze on voting rights for 400,000 Spaniards who gained citizenship through the law of grandchildren. He wants a quick answer, warning that democracy is at risk.
Volvo XC40 faces off against Audi Q3 in the new luxury SUV battle
Volvo and Audi have launched their latest contenders in the luxury SUV segment. The updated XC40 and the all-new Q3 both promise electrified powertrains and advanced tech, but only one can claim the edge in Spain’s fiercely competitive market.
Doctors suspend open-ended strike as Spain heads to elections
Spain's doctors have postponed their indefinite strike from 28 October. The unions say the dispute is still active and could return after the elections if the next government ignores their demands.
Spanish law forces electric car owners to pay for their own charging points
Electric car owners in Spain cannot pass the cost of charging points or electricity to their neighbors. The law makes each driver fully responsible for installation and energy bills in shared garages, closing a loophole that once fueled disputes.
Torrential Rain Floods Puerta del Sol Encampment in Madrid
A sudden downpour in Madrid turned the Puerta del Sol encampment into a test of endurance, forcing protesters to scramble for makeshift solutions as water poured through tarps and tents. The storm disrupted metro lines and left the city grappling with the first major rains of autumn.
Gas explosion in new Valdemoro building leaves three dogs dead
A powerful gas explosion tore through a recently built apartment block in Valdemoro, Madrid, killing three dogs and injuring a fourth. While residents escaped harm, the blast triggered a major emergency response and left the building’s owner community shaken.
EBRO S700 takes on Toyota Corolla Cross with bold hybrid punch
The EBRO S700 is shaking up Spain’s SUV market with a plug-in hybrid system that delivers up to 90 km of electric driving. Priced below key rivals and assembled in Barcelona, it combines local production with Chinese technology and a feature-rich interior.
Renault pushes Spanish-made hybrids to rival Toyota in reliability
Renault is doubling down on its Spanish factories, launching a new wave of hybrid SUVs that aim to match Toyota’s legendary reliability. With over €600 million invested and five new models secured, Spain’s auto industry is firmly in the spotlight.
Miriam Garlo turns deafness into a fight for identity
Miriam Garlo won the Goya for best new actress. Her novel revisits years of isolation and the struggle to accept deaf identity, after sign language changed how she understood herself.
Fiat 124 turns sixty as Turin exhibition revisits a global icon
Turin’s Heritage Hub marks the 60th anniversary of the Fiat 124 with a rare exhibition. Five historic models and original brochures reveal how this Italian sedan became a worldwide phenomenon and shaped mobility for decades.
Fire rips through Valdemoro apartment block after suspected explosion
A four-storey residential building in Valdemoro’s hospital district erupted in flames early Wednesday. Authorities suspect an explosion may have triggered the fire. The building was evacuated as firefighters and Guardia Civil rushed to the scene. The number of victims and the exact cause remain unknown.
Geely Monjaro EM-i debuts as brand’s biggest hybrid SUV
Geely has launched the Monjaro EM-i, its largest SUV and first plug-in hybrid in the D segment. With a 1.5 turbo engine, two electric motors, and a 40 kWh battery, it claims up to 170 km electric range and over 1,100 km total driving distance.
Doctors postpone indefinite strike after election call
Spain's doctors have delayed their indefinite stoppage from 28 October after an early general election was called for 29 November 2026. The strike remains active and could return if the next Government does not answer demands for a separate medical statute.
iCaur V27 aims for European debut with bold electric SUV push
Chinese automaker iCaur, part of Chery Group, is gearing up for a 2027 European entry with three electric and range-extended SUVs. The flagship iCaur V27 stands out for its size, power, and advanced hybrid tech.
Jaguar Type 01 launches as the brand’s most powerful electric car
Jaguar has unveiled the Type 01, a four-door electric GT that redefines the brand’s identity with 1030 horsepower, a triple-motor setup, and a strikingly unconventional design. Orders open in 2027 with a starting price of 165000 euros.
China reshapes Spanish car industry as SEAT faces uncertain future
Spain’s car industry stands at a crossroads as Chinese manufacturers move in and historic brands like SEAT face possible extinction. The country’s factories are shifting from European to Asian control, raising questions about jobs, technology, and Spain’s role in the global automotive race.
Rodalies train drivers halt all service across Catalonia
Rodalies has suspended all service in Catalonia after drivers refused to run trains. Renfe and Adif say safety conditions are met, but passengers face road alternatives and an uncertain return to normal service.
Rural Spain faces a fight for survival as small businesses vanish
Thousands of small businesses have disappeared from rural Spain, leaving entire regions struggling to maintain jobs and attract new residents. The challenge is not just about population loss but also about the growing burden of bureaucracy.
Bárbara Burgos Blasco named top young ophthalmologist in Spain
At just 33, Bárbara Burgos Blasco has been recognized as Spain’s leading young ophthalmologist. The Arruga 2026 award highlights her achievements in research, teaching, and clinical care at Hospital Clínico San Carlos.
Ceuta migrant camps vanish days before royal visit
In just two days, more than 1,200 migrants disappeared from Ceuta’s makeshift camps. The rapid clearance came ahead of Spain’s snap elections and the King’s visit, raising questions about the timing and methods behind this sudden transformation.
Maya's father chooses understanding over hatred
Eduardo Villalobo lost Maya in the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023. He rejects hatred and wants to understand those responsible. For him, peace between Palestinians and Israelis must remain possible.
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